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Should we add a .prettierrc to try and keep a more consistent code style? Would save time during PRs where code is still the same but has caused a merge conflict because of the formatting.

Both of these apps require external sign-up and purchase of a new or CPO BMW/Mini - private party transfers of Connected accounts are not universally allowed by BMW/Mini and varies by car and region. Additionally, some cars require you to subscribe to BMW/Mini ConnectedDrive Services at $99/yr. The apps are both quite terrible (it's a backend problem because the Android app is also terrible), as you can see from the poor reviews.

It's really the full gamut of things that Apple would not approve an app for if they were actually following their own rules as they've recently asserted they do.

I'm not an iOS user, so I can't take a screenshot to make a PR :(

Hi. I’ve checked the App Store guidelines and found that most of the apps listed on your website are exempt on rules below. I don’t support either sides on this whole controversy. I’m just saying people are going to point out to these rules and might call you out.

I know these are a bit controversial topics right now. I don’t intend any hate or bad intentions. Just a fellow ios developer trying to help another ios dev.

Pasting from app store guidelines

3.1.4 Hardware-Specific Content: In limited circumstances, such as when features are dependent upon specific hardware to function, the app may unlock that functionality without using in-app purchase (e.g. an astronomy app that adds features when synced with a telescope). App features that work in combination with an approved physical product (such as a toy) on an optional basis may unlock functionality without using in-app purchase, provided that an in-app purchase option is available as well. You may not, however, require users to purchase unrelated products or engage in advertising or marketing activities to unlock app functionality.

3.1.5(a) Goods and Services Outside of the App: If your app enables people to purchase goods or services that will be consumed outside of the app, you must use purchase methods other than in-app purchase to collect those payments, such as Apple Pay or traditional credit card entry.

Hi Lanny
We'd like to join the movement, but struggling with the pull request. Button is unclickable and only main branch is available, but it's asking me to select something else.
Sorry I've never done this before - please help :)

Tutanota is one of the paid email service too and it doesn't seems the developer of the app is using IAP
Since I don't have an iDevice, can someone help me to check the app and put it on the website?

App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/tutanota/id922429609

Some mobile games, though also offers IAP, allows users to purchase items (e.g. coins) from other sources, including other digital wallet apps and even convenience stores. Should we also include these kind of apps into the list?